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Liposuction of the Neck

Posted July 15, 2014 in Face, Liposuction, Uncategorized

–because no one wants a double chin It seems like a strange area to accumulate fat.  And yet many people who are otherwise height-weight proportionate have a stubborn deposit right under the chin that makes them look heavier.  If you pose with your chin up and forward every time someone takes a photo, then you […]

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Earlobe Repair and Reduction: Everything You Always Wanted to Know

Posted October 29, 2012 in Earlobe, Face, Plastic Surgery

Repair of torn earlobes Dangling or heavy earrings, babies and toddlers pulling on earrings, piercing that are too low; these are among the many causes of torn earlobes.  Sometimes the earring just droops in a stretched-out piercing site (incomplete earlobe tear).  Sometimes after years of stretching, the earlobe just splits in half (complete earlobe tear). […]

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Tummy tuck after a 137 lb weight loss: One of Dr. Ronald Friedman’s patients describes her experience on realself.com

Posted May 17, 2012 in Body, Home, Plastic Surgery

I have a complaint.  When demonstrating before/after results for tummy tucks, most plastic surgeons carefully select women who are 5’4” and weight 120 lbs and then show an amazingly flat tummy after surgery.  For some reason, many of the patients I see for tummy tuck have less-than-ideal proportions before surgery.  In my experience, these patients […]

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Pain Pumps and Tummy Tucks: A good combination

Posted January 13, 2012 in Body, Home, Plastic Surgery

Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) is an excellent option for many women who have experienced stretched-out, hanging skin, excessive fat, and laxity of the abdominal wall following pregnancy and/or major weight loss.  One major downside of the procedure: it hurts.  Specifically, cinching in the abdominal wall by 4 or 5 inches can be very uncomfortable. How do […]

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